So you think that nesting planks should only be on the ceiling???
You need to see this unbelievable idea whose new BH was in operation for almost 6 months.
Location: Sabah
Co-Owner: My Good friend (or else how to get the keys to enter).
They told me that they wanted to try out the idea since there were plenty of nesting wood left around after completing the renovation works.
I am of the opinion that it might work but it will be better once all those nesting planks on the ceilings are fully occupied.
The distance apart were too big. It should be about a few inches but not too closed like above each other.
This method was shown during my visit in Pontianak. During one of those seminar the speaker showed a picture of a BH with those nesting planks on the BH walls.
Each row will have aluminum plate to prevent the bird shit from falling onto the other nests below. If they shits are allowed to fall into the lower nests, those young birds will be buried alive.
How low can you install the planks?
Just think and perhaps you will be able to come out with some recommendations.
Have a look at this sketch that I did using the Paint Brush.
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My main objective to continue writing this blog on swiftlet farming is to expose everything that are relevant to those who wanted to get involve with the business.
I strongly believed that the only way to minimise failure is to get as much knowledge as possible before you invest in it.
If you feel that the lesson learned deserved an encouragement you can contribute a some donation to this account: Yayasan Kebajikan Nah Sabah, 100930010038410 at Allied Bank, Malaysia.
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